Ethereum ETF Inflows Hit Five Days as ETH Stalls Below $2,800

Ethereum ETF inflows have now run for five straight trading sessions in the United States. Yet the price of ether has slipped back from its recent high. On Friday morning, ETH traded near $2,667, down about 0.8% on the day but up almost 8% over seven days.

US spot Ethereum funds took in $66.1 million on Thursday, 24 September, according to SoSoValue data reported by crypto.news. No US spot ether fund recorded a net outflow that day.

Where the Ethereum ETF inflows went

BlackRock’s ETHA led Thursday’s session with $26.8 million. Fidelity’s FETH added $21.5 million. Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust drew $17.8 million.

Across the five-session streak, the funds gathered $746.5 million. But the daily totals are shrinking. Monday brought $270 million. Tuesday added $162.2 million, Wednesday $104.5 million and Thursday $66.1 million.

Demand is still positive, then, but it is cooling.

Price stuck under resistance

ETH climbed from below $2,400 earlier in September. It reached about $2,775 on 21 September before sellers pushed it back. Analysts now watch the $2,530 to $2,540 zone as support. The $2,780 to $2,800 area remains the ceiling.

On-chain data point in two directions. CryptoQuant figures show ether leaving exchanges, which some read as holders moving coins to storage. At the same time, stablecoins have poured into Binance. Its stablecoin netflow averaged about $108 million a day in the week to 23 September, up 552% week on week.

The wider market

Bitcoin is holding near $84,000, after the rejection at $87,000 that Free Thought Daily reported on Thursday. The total crypto market was worth about $2.96 trillion on 24 September.

A word of caution. Fund flows measure money entering regulated products. They do not guarantee that any price level will hold. Analyst targets of $3,000 or more are forecasts, not facts. crypto.news has the full flow breakdown.

Fact basis: crypto.news (25 September 2026) citing SoSoValue, CoinGecko and CryptoQuant; The Rio Times market report (24 September 2026); CoinGecko and OKX price data.

Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not investment advice. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile. Do your own research and consider seeking independent financial advice.